Imagine youâ??re feeling so ill that you can barely move. You visit a doctor, hoping for some sort of relief. After waiting for hours, the doctor finally comes into the room. They scan their notes and ask a few questions. Then, without even always looking at you directly, they quickly make a diagnosis and scribble a prescription. You leave, feeling worse than ever due to the lack of empathy and care from your doctor. Now imagine another situation. You chat with a ChatGPT, who listens carefully to your symptoms and offers you suggestions while providing comfort and empathy. Which experience do you think would be more valuable and leave you feeling cared for?
Studies show that ChatGPT might show more empathy than docs. In a research study conducted by OpenAI, the artificial intelligence system was given various scenarios in which someone expressed sadness or distress, and it responded with empathetic comments. The results showed that ChatGPT was successful in displaying empathy, proving it could be an innovative solution to provide support to people facing mental health issues
In another study, a ChatGPT was brought into contact centres for insurance and travel companies. The ChatGPT was programmed to provide empathetic and effective responses to customers, resulting in satisfied customers and fewer complaints.
The companies at the forefront of the research include OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google. OpenAI is a research company focused on developing and promoting friendly AI for the betterment of society. Microsoft is known for its innovative products and Google for their development of artificial intelligence.
References urls:
1. https://openai.com/
2. https://www.microsoft.com/
3. https://www.google.com/
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